Narrated by Byron Arnao's AI voice clone (Chatterbox, rendered on the Mac Mini). Disclosed in the video. The console itself, command.arnao.ai, is owner-gated; the captures here were taken from the live build with the private career and calendar panels hidden.
Byron Command. This is the screen I run my whole AI operation from. Eight agents, a hundred and fifty-seven live sites, every dollar of spend, on my phone. I'm Byron Arnao. Here's the tour.
Top of the page, the health strip. One score, zero to a hundred, across the whole fleet. Burn rate per hour. Tokens today. Uptime. If any agent goes red, an alert bar appears, and one tap drops me into that agent.
The fleet tab. Gia, Zia, Mia, Nia, Tia, Hermes, NemoClaw, and Cia. One row each: an LED, queue depth, the model chip, load. Gestures do the work. Tap for the drawer. Hold for the command ring. Swipe left to restart. Nia is air-gapped, display only. Every command goes through a queue, so the queue is also the audit log.
Cost. All-in today, split by provider, by agent, and by job. A model audit of the last two hundred events. And a benchmark board: thirty-seven models across eight providers, with a pick for the best free local model. Burn right now is thirteen cents an hour.
Signals and R.AI Eighteen LLM feeds, the podcast transcripts, the lineage into the daily R.AI Report, and a security sentinel that rescans the fleet every three hours.
And the showpiece. A 3D knowledge globe of the whole fleet: a hundred and forty-one nodes, every agent, host, and capability, steered by hand gestures through the camera. Make a fist to spin it. Pinch to zoom. Push toward the camera to dive in. All on device. Nothing leaves the phone.
How it's built. One HTML file. One serverless function. Installs as a PWA A telemetry builder on the Mac Mini refreshes the data through the day. Dark and light themes, and a text scale for sunlight. The fleet built it, and the fleet keeps it current. When anything in the fleet changes, updating Command is part of done.
Command is owner-gated, so this tour is the public view. The pattern is simple enough to copy. This was narrated by my AI voice clone.
Built 2026-10-12 on the Mini: live console captures → script in Byron's voice → Chatterbox clone → HTML timeline → Playwright frames → ffmpeg. Back to all motion briefs.